Summary: Apple’s earnings statement reflect a further decline in iPhone sales, which is bad. It also reflects an increase in accessories and services, which is good. But those accessories and services rely on the iPhone, which is declining, which is bad. Our roundup includes stories about Samsung’s earnings, 5G’s lack of radiation risks, new Android Auto, curious permissions Netflix is asking for, a copyright lawsuit against Katy Perry, companies helping to get NASA to the moon, and the moon’s age.
